Ingredients:
4 cups finely chopped parsley,
1/3 cup finely chopped fresh mint,
4 firm tomatoes- De-seeded and chopped,
4 tbsp fine burghul/bulgur,
1 small onion-finely chopped,
1/2 cup lemon juice,
1/2 cup olive oil,
1/4 tsp black pepper powder,
1 tsp salt and
Romaine lettuce for garnishing.
Method:
In a small bowl, mix the chopped onion with salt and black pepper powder and keep aside.Rinse the the burgul and drain in a fine strainer to remove excess water and transfer into a large bowl.
Add the finely chopped parsley and finely chopped mint leaves to the bowl, add tomatoes, lemon juice, seasoned onions and olive oil. Season again to taste if necessery.
Place some lettuce leaves on a serving dish/ plate and transfer the salad to this serving dish.
Serve with barbecued meat/chicken or serve on its own :)
Source: From the book 'Middle eastern cookbook' by Maria Khalife
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Congrats on ur award,keep rocking.Thats a healthy colorful salad....
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lovely salad and great presentation and congrats on another award
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ReplyDeleteJust yesterday thought of making this....nice
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Oh my you are so creative, that salad looks delicious and so heathy! Congratulations on your award and thanks a ton for sharing it with me :)
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ReplyDeletethis salad is my favorite n i can have it for any meal of the day....with different seasonings for a change...he he.
Congratulations for your award. The salad looks yummy and delicious too. I will try it definitely.
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looks mouthwatering..it is my fav, everytime I go to a middle eastern restaurant this is a must have...heheh
ReplyDeleteI think the combination of ingredients sounds so fresh and fabulous. I can imagine the wonderful flavor of the mint! This sounds very very good. When I next go to the health food store I shall look for bulgar (as it is not sold in our "regular" grocery mart). What kind of mint do you use? Spearmint, peppermint? Or is there another?
ReplyDeleteKaty, I use peppermint. But, any mint can be used in this salad. As for Bulgar ,you can easily find it in Indian store/ Pakistani store/ Arab store.
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